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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22

1t Will not do to attribute too much Significance
TO the Schn9beles incident on the Franco-German
frontier till we have some news more Definite than
has yet been cabled. Ii Germany Is really seeking
to goad her old foe into another war; as Is claimed
there are many ways in which She could do so
more skilfully than by decoying an obnoxious
French agitator across the border In order to ar
rest him. It is natural that the first accounts OF
an affair OF this Kind should be greatly exagger-
afed and the causes which led to it cannot be as
certained without an official declaration from the
German ministry OF police, or correspondence
between the governments. There are so many
speculative busybodies and fanatical patriots,
moreover, always on the lookout for chance to
renew the contest OF 1870 that it is well to treat
such stories with suspicion until the motives of
the narrator, as wen as the underlying conditions
OF the main incident, are revealed to view.
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The President has given the District an Ohio
chief justice, after rendering the Office to resi-
dent attorney, who refused the position because
he could not afford to abandon his practice for the
salary OF chief Justice The fact OF this tender In
dicates that 1t Is not impossible Gas insnuated by
some) to discover within the District lawyers
worthy to sit upon the District bench, and capable
of giving weight and dignity to the Office. 1t Is
pity that the President was so discouraged by sim
gle rebuf, that he abandoned the search for at
man In the District, and gave up his idea OF max
ing local appointment. In some other cases he
has shown greater pertinaetty.
For many reasons the best appointment would
have been that OF resident lawyer. Judge Bing-
ham has had considerable experience at the bar
and on the bench, and among outsiders is perhaps
as good man as could be had at the price,
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NEck-WE EAR.
SAKS l. COMPANY.

NECK.WEAR
THE LINE OF SPLENDID sCARFs OF J. g
LoWREY CO.'S MANUFACTURE, WHICH GRE.
ATED SUCH FURORE WHEN WE MARKED
THEM AT 35c. EACH, OR THREE FOR 81, ARE
NOT ALL GONE. WE HAD AN ENORMOUS
QUANTITY OF THEM WE WERE COMPELLED
TO BUY AN ENORMOUS QUANTITY TO ENABLE
Us TO SELL THEM AT SUCH PRICES NEVER
THELEss. WHAT'S LEFT OF THEM NOW GO AT
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH
BOYS BOWS TO WEAR WITH SHIRT WAISTS
ALL SILK: GOOD VALUE FOR 25c.-oUR PRICE
10c. EACH
DE JoINvnLE AND WINDSOR scaRrs
FORMER PRICES, rs AND 5oc.; NOW 35o. EACH
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PERSONAL.

XNANTED-THE ADDRESS OF THE GENTLE,
w man who insisted the old lady who was kuocled
down by an Esst CsIitoi the I'd Of this month
near 9TH East Capitol sta also the names of Other
passengers who witnessed the affair Address J. A. D.
Star Office. ap22-2ts
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
~ ms are now prepared 10 pay full value .or
(;<uts Secondhand Clothing Address or call AZ
JUSTH'S Old Stand 61Y ID Il. NV apI4-3m
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''Opss1Ne DAY~ Foa THE BOYS.

OFGN1NG LAY" l. Oh l. HE DOIS.
Our Boys Suit Department has moved from
its temporary quarters into the large room espe-
cislly fitted up for it On the second floor Tin the
annex, which will be its permanent home.
This room il particularly well adapted for the
purposes having an abundance of display room,
plenty Of light, and commodious fitting apart
ments
We propose to make this branch . prominent
feature Of our business. and shall carry a largo
and varied stock of all the desirable styles and
fabrics for boys from to IA years Of Aye, and
shall leave nothing undone to merit for it the
of quality aud workmanship at the lowest prices
possible to maine. We shall make speciality Of
the products of Best & Co, the celebrated manu-.
lecturers of Boys Clothing; also the famous
"Knockabout" Suits maize by A. Shuman Co.,
of Boston. In Shirt Waists we shall keep,
among Others, full line of the celebrated
King" which IL, In point OF quality, style. and
display Of these estimahe goods will be made
Tomorrow (Saturday) morning, Opening
Day"
(Second floor Annex.)
WOODWARD LOTHKOP.
apo Cor nth and Sta. NV.
DEIGE AND DRAB COAT BACK JERSEYS.
ID warranted Atwood. 32 70 20, 99c.
Double Combination.
ap22.3t l1th st. Sc.
VNHE STAR REFRIGERATORs
J. Are the best. Manufactured expreea1y for
TIKI FAIR,
ap204t 8l2 7th st. NV.
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The Evenine star has q regular. permanent
bona aae daily circulation more than treble
that Of any ether daily paper published In
washinsten, and nnch greater than that
Of nj, the other daily papers here added


THE STAR cannot undertake to preserve on
return rejected Communications. Contributors
who utsh TO possess Their manuscripts, y un-
used, should keep a copy.
II Matter Of whdterer character Intended for
publication must, v its appeorance the same day
Is desired reach gte office not later than IL
O'Clock noon
"a No attention paid 10 Anonymous Letters or
Communications any subject.
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NArrAN,s CRYSTAL D1scovnRr.

NArrAN's CRYSTAL Discovery
The best recommended. the cleanest, the only nom
Poisonous and the Hair Restorative ever offered
to the public
1t restores gray faded hair to its natural youthful
color in three to ten days. stops the hair from falling
arrests dandruf and souri, and all eruptions of
the scalp acts tonic upon the roots of the hair
increasing and thickening its growth. Warranted to
contain no Lead. Sulphur or Silver
General Depots: Cor. 18th and and I'd and D sta.
NV.
Price 81.
For sale by Druggists generally apo2
nOUBLE WIDTH HAIR-LINE STRIPE WOOL.
~ DRESS GOODS, to close at zoe.
ooo. Double Combination,
APS~-ot 1lth st. sc.
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We handle no inferior qualities of Gloves made
to sell at ridiculously low price. We give you
superior skins, thoroughly tanned. and dyed in
the purest of chemicals, cut upon improved
principles and guaranteed RELIABLE in every
respect The prices are simply Is low Is such
gioves can possibly be sold.
Two "SpeeiAlB" for Saturday.
But Embroidered Black and Colors. e17a
But Piaksi-wrist's Black and Color, eI.50
~we give Glove Buttoner with each pair
tNsin floor: center.)
yrTNDnyv nm n Yn1YSUnr
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w. NJ. SINISTER & Sous,
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Having purchased to great advantage lot WHITE
EMBROIDERED INDIALINEN and MUSLIN ROBES
we shall offer them at half their value The prices
from 81 to $40. Each robe contains yards of
material 40 inches wide and yards of embroidery.
New GINGHAMS at 2Oc worth 25c.
New styles in HOSIERY
JERSEY SILK UNDERyESTS at So worth $3.50.
Black and Colored SILK HOSIERY, Isle
HOSIERY, COTTON HOSIERY, MEMS HALF
HOSE, sc.
Our whole stock of fancy DRESS GOODS at reduced
prices.
As the Spring is late have decided to force the
sales BY lowering the prices
W. NJ. SINISTER SONS
go PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ONE PRICE.
n. B--The Best is the Cheapest. ap22
ZINE QUALITY BLACK SILK MIITS,
Il 1jc.
Double Combination
apEE-ot 124l and 1243 18th ST. Sc.
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IHE GREAzEsr Goon
THE GREATEST NUMBER
Has Ever Been the Aim OF
THE GOLDEN EAGLE
This season we've strucki.the ::Bullseye, far -
Clothing for Men and Boys is concerned
We've aimed to do three things: First give you bet
better assortment of yes kinds and sizes than ever
before third the best made and fitting Clothing the
tailor's art Is capable of producing
We have among stock line of Cheviot and Cassi-
mere Suits for Men and Youths, embracing thirty diff
ferent patterns both Sack and Fourbutton Cutawsy.
ranging In price from $40 to $1S. We have some a.
low as % and as high as a35.
Our stock in Boys Suits is entirely too large and
varied in styles and qualities to even begin to
ate Prices from 81 to s15 and unless person wants
the earth for penny we can please ALL
Anew lot of our Celebrated Mems Atwood Pants
at SO just received and like the first lot are going
very rapidly.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO,
NO. 400. NV. COR 9TH AND sTs.
ap22
UNIVERSAL DRESS PATTERNS,
~ given away this week.
ap22-st 1s4i P snd ia GSm 11sh st. &c.
sss @@g e. sssss &C.,
sss @.s5 g &C. g
sss 49, co'aa e"@
sss e. sasa - %oS q soS g =:
The standard price for the 49, c." Satin Corset il
$3.50 No questions that it is worth the money.
Soon after introduced the So c." Corset to WASH
ineton we put lot of Satin 49, Cs on sale at 81 90.
to introduce them. We sold good many, but we did
not sell all had. The following sizes and colors
remain:
Black4-1es, 3-21s, 2-22s, 1-e6, 1877,
1923.
Gendarme-1-1S, 1-19, 1-2O, 2-22, 1923,
3-24 2-26, 2-27.
Cardinal-1-22. l-23, 1924, 2-2e, 1927,
1-2S,
Drab-1-1S. 1923, 1-25, 1-27.
Light Blue-2-21, 3-23, 1-24, 1-25, 226,
2-27, 1-2S.
Pink4-21, 1-22, 2-23. 2-24. 1-25. 1-26.
2-27,2-2S.
These all the rs. c." Satin Corsets we shall offer
you at $500 If you see your size and some durable
shade mentioned above, and you want Satin Corset
$500 is very cheap. The value is $3.50 If 1t isn't
cheap to you it's because you don't want Satin Cor
set and wouldn't buy at any price. See Critic"
Our 11-cent Collar Cuff and Handkerchief sale will
continue tomorrow.
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UNDERWEAR, ConsErs AND BusrLrs.
We single out the following as being extraor-
binary good values:
Muslin. Chemise, at Soc each,
Fine Muslin Drawers. at Soc. per pair.
styles Muslin Skirts. ct 81 each.
Muslin Corset Covers, high neck, 1870.
Cambria Corset Covers, 25c each
Muslin Night Robes, ct 75c. each.
coRsETs-
The best tn. several prices can possibly pro
cure.
so dog. White Cersets ct 800 per pair.
Is doa. German Woven corsets, 75c per pair
Coutl Corssts. double side steels u per pair.
Coutil Corssts, double hip boned. s125 per pair.
Our Speciality. the celebrated az c." French
ID Pegsephohe Paris-made Corsets. The most
perfect moulded and best fitting Correct in the
market. LAdies who have not dons so should
try them ct once. For ease, comfort graceful
ness and durability. they have no equal 1t the
prices:
s1.5o. s1.75, s2s5. e275. GAPS and s4s7
per pair.
BUsTLEs--
From this excellent stock, embracing every
variety Of style and kind we single out "Our
Leader" at 25c., Is being specially worth men-
tioning.
tsecond noor9 ,,,
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HArs
OUR ENTIRE SPRING STOCK OF HATS is NOW
COMPLETE AND EMBRACES EVERYTHING
THAT'S NEW IN COLOR. SHADE AND SHAPE
WE KEEP NO HATS BUT THOSE OF MER1roR1-
Gus QUALITY. AND OUR PRICES ARE so LOW.
30 VERY Low. THAT THERE Is NO EXCLUSIVE
HAT HOUSE IN AMERICA CAN TOUCH THEM
DERBYs IN EVERY SHADE AND IN THE VERY
LATEST STYLES AT s1.35. WELL WORTH s1.75.
DERBYs AT sl7o. WOULD BE GOOD VALUE FOR
s225. sIso WILL BUY A DERBY THAT CAN'T
BE DUPLICATED FOR LESS THAN sa.so OUR
81. s2.25, $3.50 AND sa75 DERBYs ARE GREAT
BARGAINS OUR 90, $3.50 AND a pERBYs ARE
AMONG THE BEST THAT'S MADE
SAKs COMPANY,
OUTFITrERS
ap22 800 TO sos SEVENTH STREET.
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The tuxedo" like all successful novelties has irni.
tators. The genuine tuxedo" comes in SATIN OF
SUPERIOR QUALITY, in stripes Of combination col
The improved paragon frames make these Parssels
when rolled compact and neat looking and which eft
is heightened by cases and bows to match the psrasels
We crow about the "Tuxedo" because the Nsv York
price is %. As, our price il sS.g5.
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NV WH1rr GooDs DEpAnrxrxr

For the convenience Of our customers. we have
opened new White Goods Department on the
second floor next 10 the Hamburg Embroidery
Department, 20 that our customers who wish 70
select materials In White Goods. and the En-.
breidery Trimmings to match can be the more
easily accommodated in the spacious and we'll
lighted corner Of oursecond door, r st. front This
department will b . duphcats In styles. assort-
fnent and prices Of the regular White Goods
stock In the basement We o6ef the following
extra good Bargains:
White Lawns. plain and lace striped. only loc.
per I'd.
White and Ecfu Lawns, in brocaded and plaid
effects, beautiful patterns, only l2xc per yard.
Fancy Plaid Batiste. in cardinal and blue
plaids fast colors. only 15c. per yard
Persian Stripes. In ecru and white, only 1Sc.
per yard
4S.inch White Swiss Lawns, only CSC. per
yard.
Elegant line of Persian Lawns, in blue brown
and black grounds, with white polka-spot, very
sheer quality, only BIC. per yard.
{Second door or Basement)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
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WANTED--HELP

NVANTED--A LADY OF GOOD ADDRESS. HAv-
w ing military or naval acquaintance A rare o,-
gortnnity: For particulars address NATIONAL
DRILL. Star once. ap.e.-:4-
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Lor Or CHIpnrrs C1oAKs
We have secured o Job Lot" of Chiidren'S
Cream White Mother-Hubbard Cloaks, made
from fine Atwood Basket Flannel, wide collar
edge1 with fine lace. lace over cuffs lined
throughout Sises 20 and 22 inches in length.
C months to years,) which we ofer at the very
low price of $3.50 each.
1t is the best bargain Of its Kind we have get
offered
Second floor: take elevator.)
WOODWARD d LOTHROP
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UNIVERSAL DRESS PATTERNS,
~ given away this week
Double Combination
ap22-3t 1241 and 1243 18th st. e
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THE GREAzEsr Coon
TO
THE GREATEST NUMBER
Has Ever Been the Aim OF
THE GOLDEN EAGLE

THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING co.
NO. 400. NV. COR 9TH AND D sTs.
ap02
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
FROM FRipAY'S DAILY.

FRoM FRipAY's DAILY.
 J. W. Wilson went out to Jerome to- day.
 Col. Nisbet is rusticating at Walnut Grove.
 The autumnA bellicose period has commenced. - Three location notices were filed for record to-day.
 The Mineral Belt road has received its new locomotive.
 A. P. Williams and family have re- turned from Walnut Grove.
 Lieutenant Ramsey has gone to his home at Albany, New York, on sick leave.
 An excursion party went out to the Junction on yesterdays train. return ing to-day.
 J. H. Marion, of the Courier, has beer spending a couple of days at his coun try villa in Chino Valley.
 Joseph Dauphin has sold a half ia terest in the Joe Dauphin mine, Hassay ampa district, 10 Beaumont Coxe, fo $ss5.
 Rev. Windes. at one time minister O the Baptist church of this city, has st cured and will teach q term of school il the Verde valley.
 A deed from Murphy < Rodgers [ Soalter & Gale, for two io;e in Flag
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
OUR HINES.

ssoens oG 0neosest ssosn Nastouo oosn- Ing Districts Of rhls cewnsy.
 Two wagons loaded with lumber islt this morning for the Clarence Ruby mine
 There are . out 20 tons ol copper matte piled up as the United Verde ready for shipment The Hartford Copper c0mpsny have twelve men developing their properties at Copper mountain. Captain Brann came in from Fur key creek last evening and reports times lively in that district Geo. D. Nagle has sold . one-iourth interest in the Powell mine and placer claims, to s. F. Powell.
 Judge Wright issued an order to-day restraining further work en the Bell mine by the Howell company.
 Dr. Chas. P. Williams has tendesed his resignation e superintendent of the Howell Smelling and Mining company.
 Doc. s. A. Smith brought in ten tons of ore today to the sampling works, from the Dunkirk mine, st the head of Slate creek.
 There are from TOO to SO toas of lov- grade silver ore, containing from g to % per cent lead, lying on the dumps of the Bodie mine.
 Robert Atkinson, oi Iron springn, will put . couple of men ss work soon sinking on gold claim, owned by him, near his residence
 Work on the Clarence Ruby mine is progressing rapidly, and experienced miners cay that when the min is started up ve will hear good reports fron this property.
 Seven tons of rich gold oss arrived at the sampling works to-day, from Martines, and seven tons more are on route from the same rlacs, dus to- morrow.
 John Roberts and partness sxpect to make clean up next Monday Of . five ton lot of ore from the 0oldsn Qussn mine, which they are nov running through an arastra in Spruce gulch,
 ). "A. Pollock, superintendent Of the Gold Ring mine, vas in town today from Cherry creek He hes been operating there during the past year, and is greatly impressed with the prop ev4ien in that dintricf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
oUR TERRITORY.

l chlps From Our Tesssesssal Gs. | ea,aneeo.
 Col. Clemenshire is in jail q Tucson
 A mad dog has made it's appsarane At Globe.
 It t rumored ihss the train sosssr have been caught
 Tucson expects to have . fosty-tos smelser in operation roon- l A good quality of building ssoas ha' been discovered mar Phenix. Geo. W. Shrine has started . adis&illse, as Mesa City, Maricops county. !.
 Trick whist is heeomias . fAvosis, game among the sporting isAteznity o Phenix.
 Judge J. A. Andsrson, of Pinal coun ty. recently quite sick, is reported to b convalescing.
 About seventy Mexican iamiliss ol Phenix desine to tale up fAsms oa ths Rio YaQui, Sonora rhenix brick deaen boass that they can ship brick te Tucson e chesp q Tucson can make them.
 Returns, so far, give the number q clues to the train robbers at l,lle. with sevesal precincts to hear from.
 
 A sixty-mile race which took place between horse of Tucson and ono oI Sasabe, resulted in the running of bolh borses before hau thu distancs vas GOV cred.
 The North Gila car.al is to be opened up this fall in good earnest and win bring large amount of new land into nee on the north side of the river and e fine land as is found anywhere.
 Teamsters are willing to contract to haul freight from Benson to Tombstone, for dollar ton. less than is paid for the same. viii the New Mexico ( Ari- soua railpoad to Fairhsnks.
 Tucson will manage to get in three holidays very near togsther. The isast on the s7th, sword presentation on the 5th of September and the Aexican afourth of July" on the 18th of the sams month.
 The land in and about florence is irrigated by twelve separate ditches or canals all deriving their supply of va- ter from the Gila river. And stia an abundance of the necessary fluid bcon- iinua,ly going to waste
 Lightning, in froliesome mood, on Sunday evening last. entered the 0lobs telegraph office, 'urnsd the beatoy wires and left iss impress upon the wall, and scorched it to such an extent e to almost create lively cennagration-
 The Southern Pacific railway has concluded to run excursion trains iron Los Angeles to Phenix. commencing about October 6st and will con tinue from that time on to bring them in as fast e they can be taken cass of.
 The Herald says that Phenix needs fifty bricklayen and as many caxpen- ters more than che has to supply the demand that is = hand for skilled arti- sshs. It cautiously adds, howsvsr, that the town has sufieit of very poor workmen-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
Governor rr,sis's wagon Train.

A train of wagons left Brecht & Thrones wagon shops this afternoon which, on inquiry, we learned were destined for Verde station, on the Pres colt & Arizona Central railroad. They were a lot purchased at Ash Fork, sometime since by Governvr Tritle, with coke beds attached, and have been thoroughly repaired and overhauled. They were taken to Verde station to be supplied to freighters, at any time, who have animals but no wagons, or to be used in case any wagon is without coke bed, or in case of accident. This infor- nation Is gratifying, inasmuch as it does not seem as though the predictions of croakers in regard to the permanent closing down of that property was to be realized, but that the Governor himself still has confidence in the success of his enterprise. by increasing the facilities for transportation between Verde sta ton and the mines and smelter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
Tho Vesdlct vnanlmews.

w. D. Suit, Druggist, Bip2us. Ind, testifies: "l can recommend Electric Bitters as the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief in every case. One man took six bottles, and wac cured of Rheumatism of 10 years' standing. !" Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, afirms: "The best selling medi- cine have ever handled in my 90 years experience is Electric Bitters," Thou. sands of others have added their testi. mony, so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Btters do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only . half dollar a bottle at c. 5. Hutchin. sons Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
Ouckien's Avnsca saIvs

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and posi-. lively cures Piles or no pay required. Ii is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 9 cents per box. For sale by c. s. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
Pvieo Iioe.

Fine India g.uss undsEvsuas = ladies and misses. s to % essAn. q Mrs- Sullivan's
 "The Langtry,' an elegant cosse4 c cents, at Ars- Sullivan's
 Fine ladies' hose, 10 to 90 essaA a1 Mrs. Sulhvan's.
 A nice line of Summer glovss, z e g. cents, at Mrs. Sullivan's.
 Nice straw hats for boys. vssy ehsap, xf Mrs. Sullivan's.
 A full stock of ladies' and ehiIAsont goods, including shoes and slippsRu. c Mrs. SuIliyan's.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

My Sporting department, consisting of Shot-Guns, Rifies. Pistols, all kinds of Cartridges, Belts, Ammunition, etc. is complete. and goods are down at bed rock prices. Winchester Rifles are nov down to SIS. If you want shotgun cartridges, try my "Blackbfrd" brand loaded, with the best powder, by pa tent process. They are superior to all others, and cost you but A per 100 Don't forget our Royal St. John Sew ing Machine is now reduced to $35 cash
 GEO. H. CURRY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31
1.-Two Stock aaaskee.

Chicago, Aug. 26.-Cattle-Recepts, 10000. Active and higher; shipping steers, g. 39O@5.10; stockers and feeders, q. .9003.35; Texas cattle, $1.9503.40; COWS, bulls ank mixed, $l.6O03.O.
 Sheep - Receipts, 5,OoO. Market strong for good grades, and others steady; natives, $2.750435; Western, $3.250375; Texans, $2. .SO03 70; lsmbs, per head, @. 5O@3.50.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-31

When the Santa Fe officials were here the other day they expressed sur
 prise st our lack of hotel facilities. They declare that to them it appeared the most important need of the town just now, as it would be unwise to bring large number of outsides here with. out suitable place to entertain them.